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Jack Williams Park

Address

2041 Neptune Road

Livermore, CA 94550

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Amenities

Icons indicating a playground, barbecue, picnic tables, and tennis/pickleball courts.
A colorful playground with slides and climbing structures, shaded by canopies, on a sunny day.
PARK HISTORY​​

Neptune Park was donated to the community in 1972 by Sunset Development. In 1983, Homestate Savings and Loan donated the remaining acres. In 1985, a plan was co-ventured by the Williams family and the District, including a special memorial site named after Jack Williams. In 1988, the park was renamed Jack Williams Park. It features a playground, family picnic and barbecue area, and tennis/pickleball combo courts. The playground was updated in May 2024, and the courts were resurfaced in 2002.

 

Wooden sign for "Jack Williams Park" surrounded by trees and shrubs.
A colorful playground with slides and climbing structures, shaded by canopies, on a sunny day.
Colorful playground with slides, climbing steps, and play structures on wood chips.
A colorful playground with slides and swings, surrounded by trees under a clear sky.
Wooden sign for "Jack Williams Park" surrounded by trees and shrubs.
A colorful playground with slides and climbing structures, shaded by canopies, on a sunny day.
Colorful playground with slides, climbing steps, and play structures on wood chips.
A colorful playground with slides and swings, surrounded by trees under a clear sky.
PARK VISITOR DATA
Bar chart showing Jack Williams Park visitor numbers from 2018 to 2023 in thousands.
A line graph showing fluctuations in visits over time with annotations for COVID-19 shelter-in-place, playground reopenings, and wildfires.